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OFFICE HOURS,

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mo afternoon hours SUNDAYS.
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JAPANESE AND CHINESE BAZAAR, 500 J
u street, between Eighth and Ninth Sacra-
mento. All the Latest Novelties in Japanese
and Chinese goods crockerv, etc Give us a call II
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SACRAMENTO BANK,

THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE CITY,
Corner and Fifth streets, Sacramento
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, $500, 900. PAID
W up Capital, 100000. Loans on Real Estate
January l, 1887, S2,l246 coo. Term and Ordinary
Ordinary Deposit sreceived, and Dividends paid
in January and July. Money Loaned upon Real
Estate only. This Bank does exclusively a
Savings Bank business Information furnished
on application to W. p. COLEMAN, President
ED. r. HAMILTON Cashier IF
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BUSINESS saARDS.
MIR. & MRS. e. II. BRADNER, @. SIS.

mn N -hI.t,' - IL ma OMEN, ". So.
NHRISTIaN SCIENCE MIND-HEAI ING, IN
~ strict accordance with The teaching of the
Mass. Metaphysical College Hours Q to s.
Office: 1ll3 Twelfth street, bet and J. In
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6ssS nj n ac 3 Hours
PINKHAM CEAs
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cALIFoRNIa NEWS CO., 5es X ST,
AHTupNY ruTTMag

DRsCTICAL UPaOLsTEREB, COT X STREET.
I Parlor suits, Lounges. Spring and Hair
Mattresses made 10 order. Repairing promptly
done. All work done frstclaSs. o4.in3y
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EUREKA SALOON
ass X street ..................(next to Crons,,,s
MAzZINI BROS, Proprietors.


ZINE WINE, LIQUORS AND CIGARS AL
ways IN stock. In connection with onr
Bacchus Wine Cellar, ITO Third street,
Where we have over 1900 gallons OF wine
stored for wholesale and retail purposes. TbiS
VINE IS from one TO three years old. We euarap-
zee i to be in accordance with the Pure Wine
Law An
E7oLSoM WATER POWER COMP Ny-Io-
L cation of principal place of business. snn
Francisco, Calf rnia: location of works Vol
som, Sacramento county, California
Notice. here are Delinquent upon tha fbIIou
ing-describeC stock on account Of aseessmen,
mo. - levied on the aIst day of AugIjst JsSyT
the several amounts set opposite the narnes III
the respective shareholders as follows;
Names Cept sIs 49,.
Charles Webb Howard \ 6 * "a
mark Webb Howard, Tr..45 SOS as NJ
u. D hose trustee. 81 go 4 a "a
Ana i'll accordance with law. and an order nj
the Board of Directors, made on the SIst dav Fl
August, 1887, so many shares of each marcel of
such STOCK rs may he neccs ary will be sold Mt
puoIle auction, al the Office Of the Corrarc,
rooms u and ID, No. 507 Montgomery street. ssa
Francisco, Cal, on WEDNESDAY, the 2dah day
Oh october, 1887, at the hour of two f2) o'ciock
p. NJ OF said Cay. to pay said delinquerS Assem-
ment thereon, together with costs of advertising
and expenses of the sale
HORATlO p. LIVERMORE, Secretary.
once No. 501 Montgomery street rooms Is
ana 49, eail FRANCISCO TAI. olS-td
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PRETTY WELL FIXED.
THE GUEST OF THE EVENING

TIE GUEoI OF TIE Nv LNINU
Was William Collegian, who was 1 ssilo,
on the United States ship Con- ,~,ess and
who served in the land forces rr5er Com.
modore Stockton in 1916. Mr.. Collroian is
now well-to-do citizen of .ew YORK and
member of the New York Society of Cali
fornia Pioneers,
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II. F. ROOT. ALEX. NEIIsoE. J. DRIscoL.
ROOT, NETI.SON & CO..

TNIoN FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
" Founders and Nachinis.s. Front street
between N and o. Castings and Machinery O
every description made 70 order. 4plpn
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EINE WINE, LIQUORS AND CIGARS AL
ways in stock. In connection with onr
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GONE TO SAGINAW.


70 Attend tns Annual Bau of the sun
flower Ciub.
The sautower turns its face TO the sun in
Welcome. the 5ln ndower Clab. Of the Sagi-
usws aaI ,be Rapids turned their f-ce
towards tho dar of ;hc advent Of the club
bali. when tAe grand hieh muck-a-much
directed tie picking Of the sunhower seeds
and the Booium snark controlled the bottle
Of fcAamqazue corks. Bi smniah, the veiled
prophet saveth bis creed. Who shall deny
.r.firht ~ slccumb 10 the fight
Tie cunfiowers are composed oi the best
off.e b'b0vs" 10 the SaEIlaws, Grand Rap
I.ls .fl3 else where Tae ball was held a.
Fss. saginaw last night and grea; car
Ia.a ol fne Grand Rapids seeds went up
including J0an FARRELL, Fred Daily. Wm
Tennessee. Harry HamuiI of r. WAYNE
Geo Bowen. "Heunessev . little maids from
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caatu-e rhe town. Including Little Jake.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-27

frr la .le matter oi the estate Of
Nm 81 fee-e deceased Appeal from
pr1uafe Court Oy David Morgan. Judg-
meut of estate for costs.
utf.r Er.Iss-- John Davis -. Betsey
unvi. in cAaarery. H-l Tor divorce hled.
ra-.r- Geo Csrs. larceny. less thsn
g.. sentence suspended t--- Ldward BOY
Isf.-. saloon open on -ln0ay adjourned 90
I-.h..ar- - Peter Dpnan q a.. burglary
a-f a--anv sd.01rued 20 February l.
-..t.e The CITY vs the Hydraulic
Company. in chancery. hearing in the opcr
l..~- resumed -Ger1diena Bauneistei
treG b. tI Esi road Company. tres
.r ... cree sivtv days allowed defend
.t f. move t1l new frai.
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10 re Hoi.orable SECRETARY ~ STATE Of tne sl3,c
~ Michigan.
Ia accordance with Section twelve oi Aei SO.
~. Public Act- Of l,>. thr HasrEs eutl Ie-Ie "a
La lurliF ~ the Dire toI- oi he
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DlATAA.

HesIIss: I'm ,h,. city. February ? Msgdslena
81 years. month and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
the residence of her son.inIaw, Crtah Bitter.
No 2oo North Queen street, on Tuesday morning
graveyard. ctd
GAsT.-In this city. on the oth inst, Calvin
hivin. son Of Henry and Priscilla Cast, aged
specfully invited TO attend the funeral from
the residence OF his parents. No 66O Columb ia
avenue, on Tuesday afternoon al O'clock In.
teIuent NJ Lancaster cemetery. ltd
:, HARsIsa In New DanvIlle; on the 5th inst.
In the eSth year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her sons residence, in New Dauville, Lancaster
county. Pa. on Tuesday. February sth, at I2U
o'clock. Services and burial at New Dauvule
meeting house att O'Clock p. IN. Preaching nv
sonii honf anu Lew onenk. lids
BAIs.-Suddenly, on Februarv 9Th NJ, pnn.
delphia, Aaron Balm. IN the so. d year OF his sae
Relatives and friends are respsctfulIv In
vtted to attend. Services on Wednesday At a
O'Clock q. NJ, a. hislate residence, No. Il South
8ath street, Philadelphia TO proceed to Inter.
course on the ll:oo a. m. train from the Broad
street station. f7.otd
ERB.-0n Sunday. February .. 1887. suddenly.
OK heart disease. mrs Annie Erb. wife OF X. j.
Erb, VI Lttitz, aged Is years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral, with.
out further notice, at the Moravisn church,
Lititz. on wednesday at 10 o'clock a. IN.
RoTH- February D, 1857, In this city, Henry
Roth, IN the 18th year OF HE age
The relatives ana friends OF the family are re.
spectfuly invited to attend the funers i from
the residence OF his son'in-law, Henry Short, No.
q kast Frederick street, on tomorrow (Iuss
day. afternoon at O'Clock. luterment at Zion's
cemetery.
kuTH.-In this city, on the 7th inst, Elizabeth
Ruth. wife OF Henry II. Ruth, In the 18th wear OF
her sge.
The relatives ana friends of the family are re.
spectfuily invited to attend the funeral frCm
her husbands . residence. No. 2t9 West Walnut
street. on Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
InteTment At Lancaster cemetery. Hsta.
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ONeiu in Monte Crtsto. "-To-morrow even.
ing James ONeill appears in the great play OF
"Monte Cristo " In Fulton opera house. 4 large
number OF reserved seats have been sold, an d
Mr.. OSe!il has 30 many friends here that his
audience should be very large. The star Is ably
supported by q large and talented company OF
artists.
Rose Lfste Ihls Erenin0. THIS evening Miss
Rose Lisle appears IN the opera house in "Col.
leen Bawn," and the indications are that there
will be large audience. The company have
been rehearsins the piece for several days past,
and they will NO doubt play 1t well. Lancaster
people Will have an opportunity Of judging
whether or not the company is one Of ability, as
there has been considerable talk on the subject.
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WnsAs-No - otaSA se0eees NA Q "a,
- No. - Wi.sss. My. sse. s9fS; ns1Sh. rn -
-OSss-SS. white ssase, Aoke NO 90 ss<e.
Eye dull Wesssrn, Ss0ssc state, s7koeee.
Barley nominal.
lArd-Feb, o % Mar, a.; May, cls.
Aolasscs quiet at l9Hc for boiling stoch.
Turpentine quiet af SO.
kosin dull !. straine1 TO GOOD, q ooolle
Petroleum dull RennoG. In cases. skc
Butter stsady western CreaSnery. SoNc /.
klgtn Creamery. 2aoScc state dairy. hall nrkin
ChceSs dull: western vlas iiOiskc; sood TO
choice light skims, lO9<Qtlkc.
1Ggs steady state, 80; western, &c.
lated, 6x0S lS-1oc.
Talio~ dull {; prime city, lslec.
Rico nominal; Carolina fair TO good S03kc.
Cofroe DUH fair cAr4ooa lAkc.
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CHICAGO, Feb. a-rhe Drorers' journal re.
6O: market steady and much more steady
shipping steers, $50 TO l5o hs. 8 &o03 90: stock.
ers and feeders, q lo0s 0 cows bulls ana
Hoss-Receipts. 5000 head shipments, 5000
head; market steady ands strong; rough
mixed. q 1oSes Is; packing and shippins. S o,0
$40 light, a 5o35 10 skips. g Io0t 90
sheep-Receipts, 1880 head shipments, no
head market stesdy; natives, q tO0i IS
Western. q 5c0+ 50 Texans,G q 500 eo; lambs,
q N0o05 50.
EAsr LIsIRrr.-Cattle - Receipts, AIS head
shipments, .37; market nothing doing, all
through consignments; ehipments 70 New
York, none. -
Hogs-Receipts, Gl0O head shipments. $50
head market fair Philadelphia. A05 30
Workers, IS 256S5 80 common to light G 0o65 Is
shipments to new York. none.
sheep Receipts, 2.%0o head shipments, Loo y
a. so common, Sp3 50 (; lambs, 33sRs Is.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. :. l:So p. m.-Noney loaned
.. 33t per cent. Exchange steady; posted rates.
4 s:h6t 50. Governments steady. Currency6'S.
q esl. bid Is Coup. q 2ssS bid KS DO. q l01I
bid.
Tho stock market opened H6k per cent.
higher, but this was lost soon after the opening
under q raid by the bears. The market then be
came DUH up ty II O'Clock. After that hour
there vas q steady buying OF Beading and 81
Paul, which resulted IN an advance Of 4 to II
per cent.
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Owing to the threatening appearance Of the
weather on Saturday evening the crowd at
the toboggan slide was only medium-aized.
The slide was in good condition, however,
and those who attended enjoyed themselves
heartily. Tho warm weather Of Sunday,
had q bad effect on the aide. which will not
he at for use until another cold spell AZ.
rives.
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An Ingenious Young Woman.

FTOm the PfttsburE Dspatch.
A young lady who uses and hears used
nothing but classic Engliah, visited the icy
incline and fixed herself comfortably on the
toboggan in preparation for her first ride
The starter was ready to sct, and email boy
at the bottom OF the slide yelled out Let
her 60, Gallagher ~ Then the young lady
grew fussy, and, looking up pleadingly, she
exclaimed "No, No! Please, Mr.. Gal.
isgher, don't lot me go! I'm not ready
vet %
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Phi,sdelph,s CessIe laarhss

panApnlPRrA, Feb, f.-Beef cattle, receipts
for week Were-Beeves 3so0; sheep, lO.oO; Hogs,
$500. Previous wesk-Beeves, AsO; sheep
Beef cattle, rather slow Of sale but prices un.
changed; Extras. *; good. soSAei medium
Ak0AAc
Sheep Was active extra, SkoSkc; gocd. tko
sXc medium. Ao.ke common. A0%c. Lambs,
Hogs active. advanced y. closing .. '<oric
for Western.
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The Mayors Large Court.

The mayor this morning had nineteen
cases to dispose Of All were dodgers, and
nine Of them were professional tramps by
their own admissions These nine wero sent
to the work house for 80 days each, and the
balance of the gang were discharged.
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-Four Score and Ten,

MIR. Henry p. Carson il 90 years old to-day.
The old gentleman was i'll the past few
weeks, but has now entirely recovered
and to day is enjoying good health. A.large
number Of his friends called on him today,
and extended their congratulations
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CHICAGO, Feb. !. $50 q n-.AArsst opened,
WheAt-Feb.. 7,Sc March. iissc; Aprtl. is'sc
Corn Sfeo.. ssssc; March. sss.e; April. ss,<o
3sts-Isb.. $Hc; March. $50; April. ss,se I;
PSrSNreb, Os Is March, slS IS; NAY, SIS IS.
LArd-rsb., D s.; March. % 70; April, . 10 I;
SIC short 4 kios-Feb.. y IS; March. ~ y; NAY.
@4k.
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rHrLApHlSnA, Feb 1.-Ilour market steady
oalee, 600 bArrvls; Minnesota Bakers, ~ UNQN 70
Pennsylyania Family. . 1sOs 70 Western do
NWoies Patents, u 6akoS ..
Bran scared and 6rm at 070i7 IS for western.
Wheat-Tsb.. elkc.; March. e!stc; April. as<o
Coin-feb. exc; March. A1le; April, $50.
Nay, CSC.
NAV, SSkc,
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At the Soup House.
During the past week si5 rstions were dis.
tributed ut the soup house.

THE great clearing sale which 10 now going on
at Astrtch's. on East King street. Is nearing its
END, and We advise every bod to take I'D an tage
OF this. the last chance. ana secure some OF the
rare bargains which are offered there as a chance
like this viii not again in hurry present itself
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-02-07

Charles +. Au1er, on Friday last, while
carrying register on Mary street between
Lemon and Walnut streets, fell on broken
cup and badly lacerated the inside OF his right
hand.
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Canassatego Tribe, No 2O3, /. o. r. NJ, =,
will give musical entertainment at their
wigwam, G. a. X. hall, on Wednesday even-
Ing.
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nfy0Fr0ft.

Frances +. Schenberger, city, was divorced
from her husband George K, Schenberger,
on the ground OF desertion.
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Nothing De.s.

4 ~ mpeting Of the board Of directors Of
1Ww Ieopls's National hank this morning,
I0Qf1on Of locattoos ofaeess stc, wss
~ nothtng deanile Was done
% pe1poaed untn nsxt Monday
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0op Itoua

GAP, Feb. 7.-Mr. Reese L. Hines, of this
nsighborhood, has bought out, the business
OF Mr.. Q. N. Herahsy, at Kinssr's, and ex-
pects to take charge Of It In the course Of
month or 90 He has engaged the services Of
most competent assistant In the person Of
Mr.. Adam Wise, who will remove to
Kin rzer'sin the spring.
After numerous postponsmsnts, on &C.
count OF bad weather, the new barn, on the
premises OF Mr.. Sylvester Kennedy, was
finally "ralsed on Saturday. Though
rather icy, and somewhat dull, yet II was .
fair day for the purpose and the work went
forward quite rapidly. The neighbors for
some miles around turned out en- masse,
and, - usual, many hands made light work.
The hundred or more Of hungry men did
ample justice to the good dinner diahod up
by Mira Z. and her corps of assistants.
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AAHkDfD,
NsW Yorg 0Askse
Pine. d So3s 10; Supsrnns, q "a, aaa, "
common 70 rood sxtrs western, . Oos Is GOOD
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vTNO THE LADIES Of LANCASTER
L AND VICINITY.
The undersigned respectfully announce that
they are pfepafed TO give instruction IN every
variety OF painting, such a. Oil and lustre also
on silk. 6atin. plush and satin painting on
china, glass and pearl; water colors. pastel.
Persons wishinG 70 make speciality Of these. as
well e voca! training, lessons on piano. guitG.
organ ana Sithotn, can 90 so at any time during
the year, BY making application To the
1lSTERS OF THE HOLY CkOss.
Sacred Heart Academy, Lancaster. Pa.
febl5to
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osa Fsliows' Dee Csnssrrsa.

A. stated In saturday's lNrxLLiaxScEn
the msmbsrs ofdegrss sian Of Monterey lodge
l. o. o. F., LEFT this city q $40 for Rsams.
town. The party numbered twsuty.thrss
persons when they lsft Lancaster and at Man
helm they were joined By three moro Upon
arriving at Denver seatioa they were met by
. committee of Cocalico lodge Of Reamstown.
The party was here divided up, ,ons-half being
taken to Millef's and the other 10 Ssyiert's
hotel, whore they partook OF supper. They
were then driven 70 Rsamstown and attended
The meeting Of the Lodge The initiatory, nrst,
seco6d and third degrees Of Odd Fellowship
were conferred upon seven candidateA After
the work had been finished the party 70.
turned to Denver, where they remained
over night They returned to Lancaster ai
ESQ Sunday morning.
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SALE.
on MONDAY, vssauAaY u, 1857.

On MONDAY, BBSRuARy II. 1857.
viii be sold at public sale. At the public houss
OF John A. Snyder, cOrner OF Poplar and III.
estate, to wit
All that certain lot or piecs OF ground situ-
atAd on the south eide Of Poplar street. No.
$50, in said city OF Lancaftef. containing IN
front ON said Poplar street 90 ieetll inohss. and
extending In depth 70 Fremont street, 10l feet,
having . front ON SAID fremont street q feet,
On which u erected well.built two-story bncn.
dwelling house, containing seven rooms, with
hallVays on nfst and second stories, hand.rsu
stairway, balcony full length OF back building
Il ana m
kitchen. drain pipe 70 street. The lot oontains
q Il. ps psn e
divide thu promises there would be three large
building lots In addition to the lot the houss
Possessiou given April lst, 1857.
ealoto begin q 7So on said DAY. whom conoi.
uon' v'n % mA'' Aho"sWf WI. sosssEssY.
JOo1 L. HAineo. Auet. M6I0lLlM
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NOR RENT-THE TWO FARMS SlTUA.
Nanheim toWnShip, latsiy belonging TO the %.
tate Of Michael Nal0Ie, deceased. one contain.
ing about is aores and the other % acres. Roth
sral farming. Apply 2to,x,, x.,ov,,
feb2lvd j. L. ScEINAETZ.
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Grain and ProvisaouA
Furnishedyoy Q. Z. Yundt Broker.
CHICAGO, Feb. Z, O'Clock p. m.
Whoat Corn. Oata. Pork. Lard
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VOOPER HOUSE FOR RENT.
~ The Cooper House, one.half square from
Centre Square and Opera HOUSE, AMI near hota
best houses In the city. Large Sale and EI
change stables. VII frstclass. possession on
April lst. - o